Charlotte County officials say Centennial Park Pool will be closed for a swim meet, with public access resuming at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow.

St. Petersburg is hosting a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event on September 6 at Allstate Center, where residents can safely dispose of dangerous items.

Hillsborough County's Pet Resources was honored for their handling of a canine influenza outbreak, receiving awards from state and national organizations.

On Oct. 25, Pasco deputies invite residents to safely dispose of unused medications at Hudson Walmart or Tampa Premium Outlets as part of DEA Take Back Day.

A raccoon in Punta Gorda, Charlotte County, tested positive for rabies, prompting a 30-day alert in specific areas. Residents are urged to vaccinate pets and avoid contact with wildlife.

A planned water service interruption will affect Gulf Cove residents on September 3 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., after which a boil advisory will be in place.

Isaac James was honored by Charlotte County Economic Development as an August 40 Under 40 recipient for his contributions to local culture and economy.

Charlotte County offers vegetable gardening workshops in September, including various hands-on sessions and educational experiences for amateur gardeners.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of a mentored student, Emily Ramos, highlighting the role of their mentorship program in fostering community support and professional development.

Polk County seeks a volunteer for its Sidewalk Advisory Committee to help prioritize new sidewalk construction. Meetings are monthly, with a three-year term commitment. Applications are due by September 12, 2025.

Hillsborough County's final mosquitofish giveaway aims to reduce mosquito populations, coinciding with health education on mosquito-borne diseases following a dengue case.

Residents of The Morgan in St. Petersburg face water shut-off due to unpaid bills by the landlord, Lurin Real Estate Holdings. Despite some payment towards the debt, residents remain skeptical about long-term maintenance after experiencing neglect.

Hillsborough County is repairing the Town 'N Country canal system damaged by Hurricane Milton, focusing on erosion control and vegetation regrowth to prepare for future storms.